Reborn: The Shining Star of Entertainment

The biggest difference I've noticed between male-centric and female-centric novels is that the female lead's role is often minimal, frequently just a minor character. Conversely, in female-centric novels, the male lead's role is often just as prominent. Male-centric novels focus on career development, while female-centric novels primarily revolve around romance.

I've noticed something strange. People always say that other people's albums only have one or two really good songs, and the rest are just average, while the main artist's entire album is wasted using really good songs. But then I think, if he doesn't use these good songs, someone else will write them sooner or later. So why not use them now, since they won't last forever? But why does he always steal Jay Chou's songs?

The protagonist doesn't need the minimum 1 million RMB requirement to register a company. The protagonist establishes the Renren.com project and gives employees and administrators 10% of the shares. However, the protagonist only gives employees shares in the Renren.com project. Since the Renren.com project isn't registered as a company, shares can't be given.

I only read the introduction, not the main content. How could Midland allow a foreign social media platform on its turf? Just like how our social search business shuts them out.

How come the money from selling 10% of the shares was then invested in Renren.com? The author needs to have some business sense. Selling shares and investing are fundamentally different. Investing involves valuation and diluting all shares as an investment! Even the 10% management stake needs dilution! The money belongs to the company, not an individual! Shares belong to whoever you buy them from!

Beautiful! 👍 book review: This book is half business and half entertainment. The male protagonist's focus is on business in the early stages, and on entertainment in the later stages; The male protagonist's influence: From China to the world; The male protagonist's work: imitation plus modification; Female lead: Single female lead (not a celebrity)

Reading Chapter Twenty-Two, with its mindless bravado, was truly exasperating. This guy is a reborn person in his thirties, yet he still casually pulls out a chair and hits people.

This book is completely unreadable nowadays; it's full of flaws. I gave up.

The author's writing is conflicted. Reborn into business, one can't act, but can get involved in the entertainment industry, like Alibaba establishing a film company. Because business is so complex, with its ever-expanding business empire, vested interests, and competitors trying to destroy you, you have to be completely focused and give it your all.

An old man who travels through time collects scraps and survives by making bad movies. [Tap the profile picture to view directly] A former director graduate unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of an old man who collects scraps. He engages in various talent shows, plays the victim, stages accidents, begs on live streams, makes scary videos to frighten people, eats and dashes, steals takeout…